Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-21
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Judge Armstrong will hear Judge Van
Fleets law calendar to-day.

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Judge Armstrong will hear Judge Van
Fleets law calendar to-day.
The Sacramento river at dusk last even
ing had risen to the 11-foot mark.
| The cases of Sexton, Marsh and French,
under Indictment for burglary, were yes
terday continued until the 9th.
The Treasurer of Alameda county yes
terday settled with the Controller and paid
into the State Treasury S27S,279 10.
Deputy Sheriff Christy will take Lee All
Lee to the Folsom Prison this morning, to
serve his term of seven years for burglary.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was $50 and 49,,
with southerly winds and cloudy, threaten
ing weather.
The case of Oscar Blodgett. charged with
petit larceny, in stealing turkeys, was yes
terday, in Justice Posts Court further con-
tinued until February 1st.
Sheriff Drew has appointed W. E. Hickey
and E. Christy as Deputy Sheriffs, the lat
ter for duty at Folsom, and the former for
duty as railroad detective.
Weather on the hill was cloudy and
threatening yesterday, and in the upper
portion of the California and Oregon Rail-
road rain was falling freely nearly all day.
The steamer Dover cleared yesterday
morning for the upper Sacramento with
merchandise and lumber, and the San Joa.
quin, No. 4, for San Francisco, with grain.
The recent storm has brought large num-
bers of wild ducks TO this vicinity, and
canvas backs are more numerous than they
have been at any previous time during the
winter.
In Department One of the Superior
Court yesterday Edward F. Ashworth,
native of England, was admitted to citize1.-
ship on the testimony of Q. n. Kerlin and
John Wade.
The burlesque called "The Alilkmaids
Convention" to be given this evening by
twenty young ladies of the Congregational
Society in their church parlors, promises
to be a most amusing affair.
In our advertising columns this morning
is published statement of the condition
of the Sacramento Bank and Of the Sacra-
mento Savings Banks, at the commence
ment of business January 1, 1887.
These arrests were made yesterday
Jonn Higgins, by officer Ferrall, for being
drunk; John Fritsch, by officer Sullivan,
for malicious mischief John Christ by
officers Ferrall and Cafferty, for being
drunk.
Another landslide near Castle Creek, on
the California and Oregon Railroad, de-
layed the passenger train to such an ex-
tent that it was about four hours behind
time in its arrival here from Edgewood,
last evening
Dick German, an employee at the State
book bindery, had his hand caught in a
stamping machine while at work yester-
day, and his fingers were crushed so Sc
verely that he will be unable to resume
work for several weeks.
Governor Bartlett yesterday appointed
Notaries Public as follows: John Ciydes-
dale, Rocklin J. NJ. Gregory, Dixon VIM.
White, Coloma; Martin Marx, Ktna,
Siskiyou county F. Breitenbach, Sonoma
Charles E. Street, Sonora.
The funeral of the late r. c. Montgomery
will take place from Odd Fellows Temple
at p NJ. to-day, under the auspices of Sac
ramento Lodge, No. 2, l. O. o. F., and the
Veteran Odd Fellows Association, of which
organizations he had been member.
During this week there has been an aver
age of fully 100 carloads of time goods per
day brought through from the East over
the Central Pacific route, and one day there
were over 140 carloads. This is unusual
business for this period of the year, and
equaling the average summer traffic.
Officers Ferral and Cafferty arrested last
evening an individual of gigantic proper
tons who was very " full" He gave his
name as John Christ said he was born IN
Kentucky, raised in Missouri, lived in Sac
ramento in early days, but went back East
in 1852, was 60 years of age, and roarer
from -r'
A Mrs. McDonough appeared at the
station-house yesterday to procure a. war
rant for the arrest of Larry Penedicta for
battery, alleging that he beat her SO severely
last Thursday, on the side of the face and
head, and also on the arm and body, that
she had been unable to leave the house to
make complaint sooner.
d. D. Grand Master Geo. Kroner has
installed the following officers of Germania
Rebekah Lodge No. 81, 1. o. o. F., for the
ensuing term Margaret Specht, n. g.;
Freadereka Ochsner, V. G.; Lizzie Kroner,
r. s.; Luella Ochsner. f. S.; Catharine
Irish, Treas; Augusta Hirsh, W.; Rebecka
Marks. c.; Lena Schonbachler, |. G.; Will
lam Kupper, O. g.; Philipena Schmidt,
Chaplain; Charlie Schwart, Il. S. n. g.;
Johanna Asher, L. S. N. G.; Louise Stein
metz, R. S. V. g.; Laura Lerk, l.. S.V. 6.